Paul C

Paul = C. Rosier, Ph.D.

Villanova University

Department of History

Villanova, <= st1:State w:st=3D"on">PA 19085

(610) 519-4677 = &nb= sp; =

= &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = paul.rosier@villanova.edu

http://www91.homepage.villanova.ed= u/paul.rosier/

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EDUCATION=

The University of Roche= ster, Ph.D. American History 9/1991-5/1998
       -Major field: American History; Minor fields: Na= tive American, Modern European
       -Dissertation: “‘The = Old System Is No Success’: The Indian Reorganization Act and the
         Political Economy of ‘Self-support’ on the Blackfeet Reservation, 1912-1954.” 503 pp.
Hobart College, B. A. History 5/1982

EMPLOYMENT

Villanova University Department of History 1999-present =

Associate Professor Fall 200= 8-
Assistant Professor Fall 2005-Summer 2008<= /o:p>

Visiting Assistant Professor= Fall 2001-Spring 2005
Adjunct Professor Fall 1999-Summer 2001 (5 courses 1999-2000; 7 courses 2000-01)

Rutgers University-New Brunswick Department of History - Adjunct Professor 1999/Spring

Princeton Uni= versity Department of History - Lecturer 1998/Fall (with Prof. Eileen Scully)

University of Rochester Department of History - Teaching Assistant 1991-1994

PUBLICATIONS

Books

- Serving Their Country: American Indian Politics and Patriotism in the Twentieth Century (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2009)

- Echoes from the Poisoned Well: Global Memories of Environmental Injustice, Sylvia Washington, Paul C. Rosier, and Heather= Goodall, eds. (Lanham, MD: <= st1:place w:st=3D"on">Lexington Books, 2006).

- Native Ameri= can Issues (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, October 2003).

- The A= merican Years: Chronologies of American History and Experience, Robert Johnston, Paul C. Rosi= er, and Russell Lawson, eds. (New York: Scribner’s, 2003).

- Rebirth of the Blackfeet Nation, 1912-1954 (Lincoln: University of Nebra= ska Press, 2001);     (Paperback edition, 2004).

- Modern European History, 1815-1997 (Conshohocken, PA: Beyond Books, Inc., 2000). (2= 00 page electronic textbook designed for high school students)

Journ= al Articles and Book Chapters

-“Interwoven Economic Histories: American Indians in a Capitali= st America,” Alexandra Harmon, Colleen O’Neill, and Paul C. Rosier= , The Journal of American History 98 (D= ecember 2011): 698-722.

-“‘Reflections on Earth Day 1970 and Beyond,” Environmental Justice 3 (Spring 2010).

-“‘We, the Indian people, must set an exam= ple for the rest of the nation’: Environmental Justice from a Native Amer= ican Perspective.” Environmental Justice I (Spring 20= 09): 127-129.

- “‘They are An= cestral homelands’: Race, Place, and Politics in Cold War Native America, 1945-1961.” Reprinted in The Best American History Essays 2008. = Ed. David Roediger (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008). Previously published journal article selected as one of the “Top Ten” essays on Amer= ican history published in 2006-2007.

-“‘The Old System Is No Success’: The Blackfeet Nation’s Decision to Adopt the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934.”&= nbsp; Reprinted in The American Indian: Past and Present, 6^th edition. Ed. Roger L. Nichols (Norman: Univ= ersity of Oklahoma Press, 2008). (Originally published in A= merican Indian Culture and Research Journal 23 (May 1999): 1-37.)

- “‘They are An= cestral homelands’: Race, Place, and Politics in Cold War Native America, 1945-1961.” The Journal of American History= 92 (March 2006): 1300-1326.

- “Fond Memories and Bitter Struggles: Concerted Resistance to Environmental Injustices in Post-War Native America.” In Washington, Rosier, and Goodall, eds., Echoes from the Poisoned Well (= Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, 2006): <= /i>35-53.

- “The Associ= ation on American Indian Affairs and the Struggle for Native American Rights, 1948-1955.” Princeton University Library Chronicle= 62 (Winter 2006): 366-391.

- “Searching for Salvation a= nd Sovereignty: Blackfeet Oil Leasing and the Reconstruction of the Tribe.R= 21; In Brian Hosm= er and Colleen O’Neill, eds., Na= tive Pathways: Economic Development and American Indian Culture in the Twentieth Century. (Boulder: Universi= ty Press of Colorado, 2004): 27-51.
- “Jose= ph Brown: A ‘150%’ Native American Politician.” In The Human Tradition in American<= /i> History, Benson To= ng and Regan Lutz, eds. (Wilmington, DE: Scholastic Resources, Inc., 2001): 117-13= 5.
- “‘The Real Indians Who Constitute the Real Tribe’: Clas= s, Ethnicity, and IRA Politics on the Blackfeet Reservation.” Journal= of American Ethnic History 18 (Summer 1999): 1-35.

- “‘The Old System Is = No Success’: The Blackfeet Nation’s Decision to Adopt the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934.” American Indian Culture and Research Journal 23 (May 1999): 1-37.
- “Dam-building and Treaty-breaking: The Kinzua Dam Controversy, 1936-1958.” T= he Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography 119 (October 1995): 345-368.

Newsletter and Encyclopedia Articles

“Treaty Rights.” In Encyclopedia of American History, = 2^nd ed., Vol. 9. Ed. Charl= ene Mires. San Francisco: Facts on File, forthcoming.

“Native Americans.” In Encyclopedia of American History, = 2^nd ed., Vol. 9. Ed. Charl= ene Mires. San Francisco: Facts on File, forthcoming.

“Treaties: Northern Plains&#= 8221; (5000 words). In Treaties with American Indians: An Encyclopedia of Rights, Conflicts, and Sovereignty. Ed. Donald Fi= xico (Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 2007). =

- “Women of All Red Nations (WARN).” Encyclopedia of Women and American Pol= itics (San Francisco: Facts on File, 2007).

- “Other Immigrants in the City: Native Americans.”= The Immigration and Ethnic History Newsletter 38 (May 2006): 1, 8-9.

- “Native Americans from Con= tact to Removal”; “American High, 1945-1960”; and “The 1960s.” The American Years: Chronologies of American History and Experience (New York.: Scribner’s, 2= 003).

- “Land Tenure.” Encyclopedia of World Environmental History (New York: Berkshire/Routledge, 2003).

- “Indian Claims Commission.” Dictionary of American History Volume 4 (New York: Scribner’s, 2003).

- “Black Kettle” and “Benjamin Lay.” <= /span>American National Biography (New York: Oxford Universi= ty Press, 1999).

- “On the Road: From Process to Place in the Environmental Imagination.” Common Sense, 1 (August 1996): 6-8.
Newspaper Articles

-“Anti-tobacco road: Don't lighten up: smoking b= ans are just one step in what should be a continuing battle,” Philadelphia Inquirer, Commentary, January 4, 2007.

- “Native Americans, the fla= g, and September 11,” Blueprints, Villanova University, December 2002.

- “Progress in Costa Rican Ecotourism,” Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, October 9, 1992

Book Reviews

- Mark Van de Logt, War Party in Blue: Pawnee Scouts in t= he U.S. Army, American Historical = Review 116 (June 2011).

- Elizabeth Blum, Love Canal Revisited: Race, Class, and Gender in Environ= mental Activism, Journal of Peace and Justice Studies 21 (2011).

- James Treat, = Around the Sacred Fire: Native Religious Activism in the Red Power = Era Journal for the Study of Religion, = Nature and Culture 4 (2010).

- Akim Reinhardt, Rulin= g Pine Ridge: Oglala Lakota Politics from the IRA to Wounded Knee, Journal of Colonialism and Colonial Hi= story 10 (Winter 2009).

- John W. Heaton, The Shoshone-Bannocks: Culture &a= mp; Commerce at Fort Hall, 1870-1940, Western Historical Quarterly 38 (Summer 2007): 225-226.

- Christopher Arris Oakley= , American Indian Identity in Eastern North Carolina, 1885-2004. American Historical Review 111 (December 2006): 1559-1560.

- Glenda Ril= ey, Confronting Race: Women and Indians on the Frontier, 1815-1915, The Public Historian 27 (Fal= l 2005): 130-132.=

- Michael Br= own, Who Owns Native Culture, The Journa= l of American History 91 ((Dec. 2004): 1111-1112.

- Robert K. Schaeffer, Unde= rstanding Globalization: the Social Consequences of Political, Economic, and Environmental Change (2^nd ed.); and John Cavanaugh, <= span class=3DGramE>et. al., eds<= /span>, Alternatives to Economic Globalization: A Better World is Possible. The Journal of Catholic Social Thought 2 (Winter 2005): 269-275.

-“Trade Secrets: A Bill Moyers Report” (video), The Public Historian 26 (Spring 2004):128-129.

- Loretta Fo= wler, Tribal Sovereignty and the Historical Imagination, The<= /i> Journal of American History 90 (September 2003): 696-697.

- Keith James, ed., Sci= ence and Native American Communities: Legacies of Pain, Visions of Promise, = Journal for Peace and Justice Studies 12 (Winter 2002).
- John G. Jackson, The Piikani Blackfeet: A Culture Under Siege, Montana: The Magazine of Western History (Winter 2001).
- David Lentz, ed., Imperfect Balance: Landscape Transformations in the Precolumbian Americas, H-Net Reviews= (Sept. 2001).
- Joy Bilharz, The Allegany Senecas and Kinzu= a Dam, American Indian Culture and Research Journal 24 (2000).

Awards and Fellowships

-Labriola Center (ASU) American Indian National Book Award, 2010 (for Serving Their Country: American Indian= Politics and Patriotism in the Twentieth Century)

-Vill= anova University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Faculty Development Grant, = 2010

-Villanova University Summer Research Fellowship/Summer Research Grant, 2010

= -John Topham and Susan Redd But= ler Faculty Research Award, 2009

- Western History Association, 2007 Arrell Gibson Award for Best Essay (2006) on the history of Native Americans (“‘They are Ancestral homelands’: Race, Place, and Politi= cs in Cold War Native America, 1945-1961,” The Journal of American Histo= ry 92 (March 2006): 1300-1326).

- American Philosophical Society Phillips Fund for Native American Research Grant, 200= 7

- John Topham and Susan Redd Butler Faculty Research Award, 2007<= /o:p>

- Newberry L= ibrary Short-Term Fellowship for Individual Research, 2006

- Villanova University Summer Research Fellowship/Summer Research Grant, 2006

- Harry S. T= ruman Library Institute Research Grant, 2006

- National E= ndowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend, 2005
- Villanova University Department of History Research Grant, 2004

- Villanova University Department of History Research = Grant, 2003

- Gilder Lehrman Institute= of American History Fellowship, 2000
- Princeton University Library Visiting Fellowship, 1998-1999
- Finalist for The Journal of American History Louis Pelzer Prize, 1= 996
- University of Rochester Rush Rhees Fellowship= for Dissertation Research, 1995-1996
- University of Rochester, Department of History “Dexter Perkins Prize” for “Achievement in History,”
- University of Rochester Department of History William F. Harkins, Jr. Memorial Prize for

  “Best Graduate Stude= nt Essay” of the 1991-1992 academic year, 1992 (runner-up in 1993)

Academic Presentations

Chair, “The Economic and the Indigenous Ecologist” Panel, Indigenous Peoples and th= e Environment Conference, Bordeaux, France, December 2011.

-“<= span class=3Dnormalchar1>The First and Original Conservationists”: American Indian Environmental Citizenship in the Modern Era,” Indigenous Peopl= es and the Environment Conference, Bordeaux, France, December 2011.

-R= 20;‘We, the Indian people, must set an example’: American Indian Green Power = in a Global Age,” American Indian Workshop, Annual Meeting, Graz Austria, April 2011.

-Chai= r, “Sustainability and Identity” panel, American Indian Workshop, Annual Meeting, Graz Austria, April 2011.

-Chair, “The Ongoing “Resource Wars:” Legal, Environmental, and Cultural Implications of Indigenous Resource Extraction” panel, American Society for Legal History Annual Meeting, November 2010.

-“Amer= ican Indian Citizenship in Cold War America,” Roundtable on American Indian Citizenship, Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting, April 2010=

- “‘What the world will need to survive’: American Indian Environmental Citizenship in Post–World War II America,” American Studies Association Annual Meeting, November 2009.

- “‘In those days the air was clear’: Native American environmental memories and politics, 1960s-1970s.” “= Common Ground, Converging Gazes: Integrating the Social and Environmental in History” conference, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris, France, September = 2008.

- “Early Ideas of a Civic Co= mmunity: Franklin and the Native American Question.” Lead Scholar, “Benjamin Fran= klin and the Invention of America” workshop. NEH Landmarks of American History = and Culture: Workshops for Schoolteachers. Villanova University, July 3/July 8, 2008.

- “Native Americans and the Cold War,” Ame= rican Indian Workshop, Paris, France, May 2007.

- “The Boundaries of Native = American Patriotism in Cold War America,” Organization of American Historians Annual Meeting, April 2007.

- “The PowerPoints of History: Challenges a= nd Opportunities for using PowerPoint in the College Classroom,” Lilly-E= ast Conference on College and University Teaching, April 14, 2007.

- “The State of our Field,” American India= ns, Labor and the Culture of Capitalism Colloquium, Newberry Library, Chicago, September 2006.

- “Early Ideas of a Civic Co= mmunity: Franklin and the Native American Question.” Lead Scholar, “Benjamin Fran= klin and the Invention of America” workshop. NEH Landmarks of American History = and Culture: Workshops for Schoolteachers. Villanova University, June 27/July 4, 2006.

- “‘They Are Ancestral Homelands’: C= old War Politics and Indian Nationalism, 1945-1957,” American Historical Association Annual Meeting, January 2006.&= nbsp; Organized panel on Post-WWII Native American Nationalism.

- “‘They Are Ancestral Homelands’: T= he Cold War Politics of Space in 1950s Native America,” American Studies Association Annual Meeting, November 2005.=

- “Politicians, Patriots, and the Pragmatic Sanc= tion: Diplomatic Encounters during the Termination Era,” American Society f= or Ethnohistory Conference, October 29, 2004.

- Invited member of panel on post-World War II Native American History, Messiah College, Grantham, PA, Novemb= er 6, 2003.

- “The Historical Roots of Blackfeet Self-determination,” Aakawattop’a (“we are going independent”) Conference. Keynote speaker. Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Brow= ning, MT., August 15, 2003.

- “The ‘Miners’ Canary’: Felix= Cohen and the Association on American Indian Affairs during the Termination Crisis.” Western History Association, Colorado Springs, CO., October 2002. Co-organizer o= f panel on Native Americans and the Termination Era.
- “The Old System Is No Success.” Dissertation Lecture, University of Rochester, April 1998.
- “Indians on the Margins: The Case of the Blackf= eet Full-bloods.” Princeton University Graduate History Conference, October 1997.
- “The Conscience of Capitalism: Poets, Publishers and Politics in Fortune Magazine in the 1930s,” Univ. of Rochester History Department Graduate Student Paper Conference, May 1993.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE=

Villanova Uni= versity Department of History 1999-present<= /strong>

Undergraduate Courses: =
HIS 1050      &nbs= p; Themes in Modern World History

HIS 2001   &= nbsp;    Investigating U.S. History II (1877-present)
HIS 2272      &nbs= p; History of American Capitalism
HIS 2276      &nbs= p; Environmental History of America
HIS 2278      &nbs= p; Native American History

HIS 2296   &= nbsp;    History of American Women

HIS 2998   &= nbsp;    Sports in American History

HIS 4495   &= nbsp;    Topics in Modern Latin American History

HIS 4499   &= nbsp;    Global Environmental History

HIS 5501  &n= bsp;     Seminar in Historical Methodology

HON 1435   &= nbsp; Themes in Modern World History

ACS 1001   &= nbsp;   Augustine and Culture Seminar II (Modernity and its Discontents)

GIS4000  &nb= sp;      Global Environmental Justice Movements (with Dr. Chaone Mallory, Philosophy)

GIS4278  &nb= sp;      Introduction to Sustainability Studies (with Dr. Frank Galgano, Geography and the Environment)

Graduate Courses:

HIS 8002         The American West

HIS 8041   &= nbsp;    Roosevelt to Roosevelt

HIS 8042        U.S. Since the New Deal

HIS 8066   &= nbsp;    American Intellectual History Since 1850
HIS 8648      &nbs= p; Environmental History (Atlantic World concentration)

HIS 8802  &n= bsp;     American Historiography

LST 7304   &= nbsp;    A Social History of World War II
Rutgers University-New Brunswick Department of History - Adjunct Professor 1999/Spring
HIS:380: Native American Hist= ory II.

Princeton Uni= versity Department of History - Lecturer 1998/Fall (with Prof. Eileen Scully)
HIS:380: The United States and World Affairs. Led two precepts, wrote exam questions, graded.

University of Rochester Department of History - Teaching Assistant 1991-1994
U.S. History Survey: Recent America, 1929-present (Daniel Borus) Spring/199= 4
U.S. History Survey: Industr= ial America, 1865-1929 (Christopher Lasch) Fall/199= 1
Energy and Environment (Ted = Brown) Spring/1993
Western Civilization I (Celia Applegate) Fall/1993

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Professional Associations<= /b>

Organiz= ation of American Historians

American Society for Environmental Historians

American Society for Ethnohistory

Western= History Association

Journal/University Press Affiliation=

= Harvard University Press -- Manuscript Referee

Oxford University Press -- Manuscript Referee&nbs= p;

Univers= ity of Arizona Press -- Manuscript Referee

Univers= ity of North Carolina Press -- Manuscript Referee

Univers= ity of Nebraska Press -- Manuscript Referee

Univers= ity of Oklahoma Press -- Manuscript Referee&nb= sp;

Environmental Justice -- Editorial Board, 2007-

Jour= nal of American History -- Book Reviewer

Amer= ican Historical Review -- Book Reviewer&= nbsp;

Amer= ican Indian Culture and Research Journal -- Manuscript Referee/Book Reviewer=

Jour= nal of American Ethnic History -- Manuscript Referee

&nbs= p; Western Historical Quarterly -= - Manuscript Referee/Book Reviewer<= /em>

&nbs= p; Journal for Peace and Justice Studies -- B= ook Reviewer

Journal of Policy History = -- Manuscript Referee

Journal of Catholic Social Thought -- M= anuscript Referee/Book Reviewer

H-Environment -- Book Reviewer=

Mont= ana: The Magazine of Western History -- Book Reviewer

The Public Historian -- Manuscript Referee/Book Reviewer

Journal of Illinois History -- Man= uscript Referee

Pro Bono Consultancy

Amicus Brief, U.S. Suprem= e Court, Donald Carcieri et al. v. Dick Kempthorne et al. August   2008. Co-author of a= micus brief (with Fred Hoxie and Christian McMillen) = written on behalf of the Narragansett Tribe of Rhode Island.

Consult= ant for the Blackfeet Nation exhibit, National Museum of the American Indian, 2001<= /p>
Fellowship Re= view

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Stipend Application Reviewer, Fal= l

2005 (R= eviewed 41 Summer Stipend applications).

U.S. National Park Servic= e National Historical Landmark Nomination Review

   Reviewed nomination by The Fort Ap= ache and Theodore Roosevelt School District, June 2008

U.S. Departme= nt of Education Teaching American History Grant Review

   Reviewed applications for Teaching American History grant funding, January 2008

Referee for t= enure/promotion cases at other Universities

Wendy Petersen Boring, Willamette University, 2011

Gray Whaley, Southern Illinois University, 2010

Andrea New Holy, Montana State University, 2002

Commission= ed Pre-publication Reviews of Textbooks and Videos

-Houghton-Mifflin.&nb= sp; Review of Major Problems in Environmental Histor= y, 2^nd ed. (2009).

-Wadsworth/Cengage Learnin= g. Review of prop= osed World History textbook (2009).

-Pre-production review of “Toxic Trespass,” Women Make Movies, 2009.

- Pre-production review of “Struggles for Environmental Justice and Health in Chicago: African American and Catholic Perspectives” (video), Knights of Peter Claver, 2006.

- McGraw Hill Publishers. <= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Review of Traditions and Encounters: A Global Perspective

on the P= ast, Vol. 3 (2005).

- Houghton-Mifflin. Review of propo= sed World History textbook (2004).

- Bedford/St. Martins. Review of = Henretta, America: A Concise History, = Vol. 2 (2003).

- Houghton Mifflin. Review of Hollit= z, Investigating U.S. History, Vol. 2 (2002).

Public Histor= y

Pennsyl= vania Humanities Council Commonwealth Speaker, 2006-2007, 2008-2009, 2010-2011, 2012-2013 (numerous presentations to museums and libraries)

VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY SERVICE

Department Service
Strategic Planning Committee, 2011-

Graduate Committee, 2002-

Graduate Program Steering Committee, 2006-

Graduate Program Advising, 2004-

Graduate Forum Advisor, 2004-

U.S. History Committee, 2002-
Task Force on Undergraduate Outreach, 2002-

Latin American History Search Committee, 2010-2011

Irish History Search Committee, 2005

Carroll-Procko Paper Prize Committee, 2002-2006, 2010

Adjunct Faculty Committee, 2002-2006

Graduate Grading Committee, 2004

Thesis Direc= tion

College Servi= ce

College Sabbatical Committ= ee, 2011-

College Reduced Load Commi= ttee, 2011-

CLAS Advising Program, 201= 0-2012

Environmental Leadership Learning Community Steering Committee, 2006-

American Studies Steering Committee, 2010-

VCLE Advisory Board, Febru= ary 2009-2011

CLAS Curriculum Review, Task Force II—Foundation= al Courses, Co-Chair, 2008-2009

Mendel Symposium Planning Committee, Member, 2007-2008=

VITAL Liberal Arts Faculty Advisory Committee, 2006-20= 08

Geography and the Environment Department Committee, Me= mber, 2006-2007

Geography and the Environme= nt Department Chair Search Committee, 2007

Environmental Studies Concentration Curriculum Committ= ee, 2003-2004

University Service

Committee on Faculty, Univ= ersity Senate, 2010-

President's Environmental Sustainability Committee, 2009-

     Academics and St= udent Life Subcommittee Member, 2009-

     Earth Day Subcom= mittee Chair, 2002-

Distinguished Alumni/Alumn= ae Environmental Leadership Award Steering Committee, 2011-

Sustainability Conference = (April 2009) Program Chair, 2008-2009

Sustainability Working Gro= up, 2008-2009

Campus Master Plan Pedestrian Encounter subcommittee, 2007-2008

Climate Commitment Board, = 2007-2009

VQI Environment Team (Earth= Day Sub-team chairperson), 2002-2007

Day of Service, Team Leader, September 2007, September= 2008, September 2009

Day of Service, Fr. Peter Donohue’s Inauguration= , Team Leader, September 2006

Catholic Social Teaching Paper Prize committee, 2007
Faculty Adviser: Villanova Environmental Group, 2005-

Faculty Adviser: National Society of Collegiate Scholars, 2003-2007

Faculty Adviser: Native American Student Association, 2001-2006
Mission Trip Adviser: Navajo Nation, Fall Break, October, 2002/October 2004

New Student Orientation, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006

House Call – Connecting the Campus One Student a= t a Time, 2003, 2007

Martin Luther King Day Planning Committee, 2002-2003

University Sp= ecial Events

- Planning Committee (and = Chair), Sustainability Conference (April 2009), 2008-2009

- Planning Committee, Catholic Social Thought and Ecol= ogy Conference, November 2005

- Planning Committee, “Henry David Thoreau and H= is Legacy in the 21^st Century,” Spring 2005

- Planning Committee, “Brown v. Board of Educati= on Forum,” Fall 2004

- Planning Committee (with Dr. Barbara Wall), “A= merican Indian Culture and Politics in the 21^st Century” series, F= all 2002

University Presentations

- “Ecology and Catholic Social Teaching,” Catholic Social Teaching Seminar, May 2011

- “Environmental Justice,= 221; Climate Roundtable III, Falvey Library, April 2011

- “Native Americans in Ameri= ca: the Continuities of History.”&nbs= p; Native American Heritage Month presentation, November 2009

- Panel = member, “Gender and Sports in the U.S.,” Gender and Women’s Studi= es, September 2009

- “Ecology and Catholic Social Teaching,” Catholic Social Teaching Seminar, May 2008

- “= Environmental Racism in the 21^st Century,” MLK Freedom School session, January 2008

- “Catholic Social Teaching and the Environment,” Parents Weekend, September 2007.

- “Ecology and Catholic Social Teaching,” Catholic Social Teaching Seminar, May 2007

- “= Environmental Racism in the 21^st Century,” MLK Freedom School session, January 2007

-   = Panel member, “When I Grow Up, I Want to Work in Higher Education.” Sophomore Educational Program, Oc= tober 2006

- “= ;Ecology and Catholic Social Teaching,” Catholic Social Teaching Seminar, May = 2006

- “Racial Stereotypes in the 21st Century: Native Americans and the Problem of American Sports,” = MLK Freedom School session, January 2004, 2005, 2006

- Roundt= able participant (Environmental Racism), Catholic Social Teaching and Racism conference, November 19, 2004

- “= ;Ecology and Catholic Social Teaching,” Catholic Social Teaching Seminar, May = 2004

- “= ;From Cannibals to Casinos: Finding the ‘Real Indian’ in American History.” Robert M. Birmingham Colloquia Series, Core Humanities Program, April 15, 2004

- Falvey Library Book Talk: Rebirth of the Blackfeet Nation, 1912-1954. Novemb= er 15, 2001

University Aw= ards

- Distin= guished Service Award, co-winner, VQI Environment Committee, 2005

- “Bridge-builder Award,” Learning Support Services, 2001

PUBLIC PRESEN= TATIONS

- “PA Environmental History from Earth Day to Marcellus Shale and Global Warming<= /span>,” Pennsylvania Humanities Council Commonwealth Speaker presentations (2008-20= 09, 2010-2011, 2012-).

- “Native American Heritage Month: Native Americ= ans in the 21^st Century,” U.S. Housing and Urban Development, Philadelphia, PA, November 2010.

“Cold War Civil Rights: African-Americans, Native Americans, and International Affairs in post= -War America,” Kendal/Crosslands Community Cen= ter, Kennett Square, PA. March 2010

- “Sports as a Mirror of Ame= rican Society,” Kendal/Crosslands Community Cen= ter, Kennett Square, PA. June 2008.

- “Global Warming and Cathol= ic Social Teaching,” St. Dorothy’s School, Global Warming Conferen= ce, April 2007.

- “Native Americans and the Cold War,” University of Pennsylvania, March 2007.&nb= sp; Guest lecture in “American Indian History in the Twentieth Century” (History 204 601).

- “Cold War Civil Rights,” Cheltenham High School AP History Conference, April 2006.

- “Contemporary Native Ameri= can Issues,” Kendal/Crosslands Community Cent= er, Kennett Square, PA. January 2004.

COMMUNITY SER= VICE

A Few Steps.Org (community sustainability), Wallingford, PA.&n= bsp; Board of Directors, 2011-

Helen Kate Furness Library, Wallin= gford, PA. Board of Directors, 2010-

A Better Chance (ABC), Swarthmore,= PA. Faculty Adviser, 2008-2011

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING/SEMINARS

- WEB= CT Training, 7/2006

- Teaching Critical Thinking Skills Across the Curriculum, 12/2004=

- Teaching and Technology, Villanova University, 5/200= 4

- Teaching and Technology, Villanova University, 5/200= 3

- From Students to Learners, Villanova Institute for Teaching and Learning workshop, 2/2003

- Teaching and Technology, Villanova University, 5/200= 1
- Teaching and Technology, Villanova University, 5/2000
- Sexual Harassment Awareness, Villanova University, OPTIR, 2/2000.

- “Oral History Theory and Method.” Modern America Workshop, Princeton Univ. 10/1998.

NON-TEACHING EMPLOYMENT
- University of Rochester Center for Academic Support - Advising Fellow 9/1= 992-5/1993.
- Career Concepts Inc., Boston, Ma. - Vice-President 1987-1991
- Personnel Management Services, Boston - Manager/Recruiter 1983-1987
- MASSPIRG - Manager of Fundraising and Citizen Outreach campaigns 1982-198= 3

Pro Bono Consultancy

Commission= ed Pre-publication Reviews of Textbooks and Videos

- Houghton Mifflin. Review of Hollit= z, Investigating U.S. History, Vol. 2 (2002).